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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / March 2008

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Ford 4x4 problem

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MooSE667@gmail.com - 22 Mar 2008 22:46 GMT
I am having a problem with my 2005 f-150 4x4. it has the triton 5.4l
with a 3 speed auto with O/D. when I try to shift from 2H to 4H on the
fly it will not engage and if the rear wheels spin on some ice, there
is a small grinding noise from the front end, however, if I stop and
try to shift into 4h it still will not, I must first stop fully, then
put it in neutral, then shift to 4h, then 4l and when I hear the front
hubs engage, I move about 50 feet forward then stop and put in in
neutral again then into 4h and its engaged,if I slip into 2h it shifts
but I have to go through the whole procedure again to go into 4h, its
really frustrating while moose hunting in the Canadian north.
dadomaker - 23 Mar 2008 23:41 GMT
Try the vacuum lines and connections to the front hubs or perhaps you have a
deffective shift actuator.
I had the same symptom on an 88 wrangler after a branch on a trail reached
up and pulled off the vaccum line.

>I am having a problem with my 2005 f-150 4x4. it has the triton 5.4l
> with a 3 speed auto with O/D. when I try to shift from 2H to 4H on the
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> but I have to go through the whole procedure again to go into 4h, its
> really frustrating while moose hunting in the Canadian north.
MooSE667@gmail.com - 24 Mar 2008 07:19 GMT
Thanks, I'll have a look,

> Try the vacuum lines and connections to the front hubs or perhaps you have a
> deffective shift actuator.
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> > but I have to go through the whole procedure again to go into 4h, its
> > really frustrating while moose hunting in the Canadian north.

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